How the World Responds to Fighting in Israel

Consider what it says in the Middle East:

Egypt: Often, the mediator between the two sides, Egypt is already trying to find a way to stop the bloodshed. Foreign Minister Sameh Schookry said he is in communication “intensive” with colleagues and international officials to prevent continued escalation “, the ministry said in a statement.

Turkey: Speaking at a political conference, Turkish President Recep Tayip Erdogan said his country calls on the <x0pals to act with restraint in light of events in Israel this morning and stay away from impulsive steps that would escalate tension”.

Saudi Arabia: The Kingdom said it is closely following the situation <x0). Unprecedented” and called on the “on both sides to halt immediately escalation”. The Saudi Arabia Foreign Ministry said in a statement it is repeating its earlier repeated warnings about the dangers of the outbreak of the situation as a result of continued occupation and the privatisation of the Palestinian people from its legitimate constitutional rights”.

Iran: An adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatolah Ali Khamenei voiced support for the Palestinian militant attack on Israelis on Saturday, I said. SNA linked to Iranian state.

Consider how European Union officials have reacted:

Ursula von der Leyen: The president of the European Commission said on X, formerly known as Twitter, that it condemns “unequivocally” the attack. It's terrorism in its most disgusting form. Israel has the right to defend against such disgusting attacks”.

Charles Michel: The president of the European Council also condemned the “attacks on Israel and its people this morning, causing terror and violence against innocent citizens. My thoughts are with all the victims. The EU stands in solidarity with the Israeli people at this terrible moment”.

What some European leaders say on X:

French President Emmanuel Macron: “strongly burning terrorist attacks currently striking Israel. Express my complete solidarity with their victims, families and loved ones”.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz: “comes to us today with shocking news from Israel. Gaza's explosion of missiles and rising violence shocks us deeply. Germany condemns these attacks by Hamas and stands beside Israel”.

United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak: “I am shocked by today's morning attacks by Hamas' terrorists against Israeli citizens. Israel has the absolute right to defend itself. We are in contact with Israeli authorities and British citizens in Israel must follow the travel council”.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte: Horrible <x0). The terrorist organisation Hamas is conducting an unprecedented attack on Israel. Innocent civilians are being attacked by terrorists. This violence must be stopped; Israel has every right to defend itself”.

Russia and Ukraine react:

Both sides involved in the war in Ukraine have commented.

Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister and Middle East envoy Mikhail Bogdanov told RIA Novosti on Saturday that Russia is in contact with Israeli and Palestinian officials and calls on both sides for an immediate ceasefire.

Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that Ukraine “strongly concludes ongoing terrorist attacks against Israel, including missile attacks against the civilian population in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv”.

“We express our support for Israel in its right to defend itself and his people”, he added. /Klankosova. tv